A few of the things I find each week that pique my interest, bring me joy, inspire me to learn, create, do, become . . . Maybe they will do the same for you!
I just love this sampler afghan. Perhaps not the colours. I think I would do it in brighter colours. It might be a great way to get rid of some yarn. Found On Ravelry.
I love the idea of a small bowl of stones that are inspiring. You could do them one at a time as the spirit inspires. Very meaningful. Found on Home and Garden.
New edges for old blankets. I love these. They're so pretty. From Flickr.
A very clever idea for a card for a child. What child doesn't love new crayons and a chance to colour? Found again on Flickr. Depending on the age of the child, I would not put beads on the card.
Stitched flowers on a menu, or an invitation, etc. I love this idea. You can often buy already cut out felt shapes that would be perfect for this. Found on All Things Paper.
Eighty Seven Freezer Meal Recipes. From Everything Mom.
How to clean a computer keyboard without having to resort to expensive sprays etc. From a page called Save Thousands.
This is pure genius. How to keep things fresh by reusing the tops of your plastic soda bottles. Brilliant!
How to Make Curtains from Two Twenty One. This kind of thing always comes in handy. Or at least I think it does. I love this blog. There is always something interesting or informative on it.
This is pretty useful. It can sometimes be so hard to pick out fabrics online that will go together. This gal gives some really great advice. Found on Rain on a Tin Roof.
I am seeing more and more ideas for under the stair organization. Instead of just having a closet, why not something like this? Looks fab. From A Thrifty Mom.
I love, LOVE this idea! What a UNIQUE way to get some more counter space without totally compromising the space in your kitchen. From Decorating Your Small Space.
How to Clean the Glass on your Oven door in Minutes. (Mine has never been that dirty!) It can be really hard to clean the glass on your oven door, especially if you have let it get really mucky. From DIY Home Sweet Home.
Button Bookmarks! So cute. So easy. From I Heart Naptime.
What a simple idea and yet so effective! Use a curtain rod inside your cupboard doors to hold the lids to your pots and pans. I love it! From Instructables.
From All Things Katie, frozen smoothie packs. If you are into smoothies, this could be a real time and money saver for you. She made 57 smoothies at the cost of approximately $1.30 each. Not bad.
How to transfer images onto wood, using your printer and ordinary wax paper. Genius. From The Art of Doing Stuff.
These Baby Bibs are A D O R A B L E. I just think they are the sweetest. Found on Sleep Like a Peach.
Creative Window Treatments. Some of these are really nice. From Up To Date Interiors.
Do It Yourself Teacup Candles from The Wedding Chicks. I love this idea!
Ten habits of people with organized houses. Love, LOVE this! from The Inspired Room.
No instructions, quite simply some eye candy. I love this. It's so pretty. The whole page is pretty. From Elizabetta. Some pages are just beautiful.
Love these cute little fairy gardens. Now to find a suitable container! From Pink and Green Mama.
And that's it for this week. I hope you found something useful amongst it all. ☺
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Cooking in The English Kitchen today . . . Pasta with Roasted Cherry Tomatoes & Fresh Basil. This was quite simply delicious!
I hope that you have a Friday filled with light and love. I am picking up Eileen and Tim later today to have a small Thanksgiving celebration just we three. It will be simple but fun. They are going to his parents on Sunday and her father never invites her, which is just as well. The step mom likes to pick on them for every little thing they put in their mouth. Its a holiday. Not the time nor the place. I guess I will never understand hyper-critical people. I am a "live and let live" kind of a person. In any case, have a great day! Don't forget!
Lovely you are having your own little Thanksgiving dinner with Eileen and Tim. Using the top of a pop bottle to seal a package is genius. Somebody was thinking.
ReplyDeleteLots of clever ideas. Love and hugs, Elaine
I thought that was pretty smart also Elaine! I hope you have a wonderful Friday! Love and hugs, xoxo
DeleteLove the under the stairs use. Enjoy your own Thanksgiving get together.
ReplyDeleteHave fun w/ the lovebirds!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your thanksgiving meal together ! It's a time to be thankful for what you have !
ReplyDeleteNice ideas...have a fun time with your kin and food!! No doubt you are a breathe of fresh air to your daughter and her husband!!
ReplyDeleteElizabeth xoxo
Lovely that you are going to be with your dear daughter and her hubby for your holiday! That warms my heart to no end. ♥️ xo,V
ReplyDeleteWhat a blessing to have your children come for the dinner. I know you are loving that.
ReplyDeleteYou did have some incredible finds. I loved the crocheted afghan. I liked the colors too. I'm dreaming about making one.
The bowl of stones with the inspiring thoughts is awesome.
I have some blankets that could use new edges.
I liked the two ideas for under the stairs. We just have a closet, but I do love it.
I have always wanted to do freezer meals. thanks for that one.
Blessings and hugs!